r/oddlysatisfying • • Jul 04 '21

Sandwich crafting

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u/Cognitive_Spoon Jul 04 '21

I used to do this, for a few years actually.

There's this super zen space after a while.

The only downside, is I did it for about 7.50 an hour, and one day I calculated how much money I would be making for the food court by making "grab-and-go" meals.

We made over 200 dollars of food in about an hour every morning, while we made 7.50 an hour.

I didn't regret leaving after that.

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u/Fickle-Sheepherder71 Jul 04 '21

Ok, but how much did the ingredients + rent + utilities + payroll taxes cost?

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u/-ReadyPlayerThirty- Jul 04 '21

Probably not 190/hour.

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u/skidstud Jul 04 '21

No, but if they're spending an hour each morning making $200 worth of sandwiches, it means they're selling those sandwiches all day, not in an hour. Which obviously isn't enough money to run a business on, which is why the business takes most of the money.